Chinoiserie

If you share my love for good quality gorgeous wallpapers then you will definitely appreciate this post. I am head over heels for these beautiful oriental patterns and stunning colours. Chinoiserie by de Gourney is absolutely amazing.

Nina Campbell - Luxury Wallpapers

I am a big fan of Osborne & Little, their products and collaborations are absolutely amazing. I was so excited when I saw the new awesome wallpaper collection they have by Nina Campbell a well-know and respected interior designer ( my personal role model). What I love about Nina is that her designs appeal to both young and old, her style is just as much traditional and it is contemporary, her artwork is always elegant and very charming and her wallpapers are always high end and extremely good quality, definitely worth the price.
Today, I would like to show my favorite art works from her collection, to view full gallery please visit her website and be prepared to be blown away.

Sissy+Marley Wallpapers

Sissy+Marley the New York Decorators just reliased their very own line of wallpapers specifically designed for kids bedrooms. The range is very cute and stylish, not too bright as the wallpapers you will normally find and with creative simple pattern. I think a lot of nurseries and kids rooms missing the beauty of simplicity and instead parents throwing lots of baby blues and barbie pinks and make everything as bright as possible, in my opinion its much nicer and calming for a child to tone down the room a little bit but still keep it fun and playful.
Anyway check out the beautiful range!

Wallpapers and Textiles by Matthew Williamson

British designer Matthew Williamson has turned his panache for prints into a collection of wallpapers and fabrics for luxe upholstery label Osborne & Little.

"Having my own interior design collection has long been an ambition of mine and I'm thrilled to finally see that ambition start to come to life," notes Matthew Williamson of his collaboration with Osborne & Little.


Williamson tells Vogue : "For me it was incredibly interesting to explore prints and textures which are so much a part of my brand DNA and translate them into interiors."

Williamson has gone to town on a diverse set of interior prints. Although this comes as no surprise from the designer who cites both India and the stalls of Manchester's Afflecks Palace as inspiration for his previous clothing.